US News & World Reports Ranks UMA A Top University for Online Programs.

Changing Lives Since '65

2015 will mark the 50th anniversary of the University of Maine at Augusta, and the celebrating has already begun. Click the image for more information.

UMA Honors Alumni

As part of its 50th anniversary, UMA honored 50 of its most accomplished alumni in an exhibit called UMA Faces: 50 years, 50 portraits. The exhibit can be viewed online.

Whatever Your Interests

Offering a high quality university education at a cost thousands less than most places, UMA is a place where dreams become real and futures begin.

Whenever You're Ready

Many UMA students enroll straight from high school. Others wait many years, even decades. The mix of ages creates a unique and exciting learning environment where everyone benefits. One student says, “UMA is like real life.”

UMA is especially known for its support of adult learners juggling work and family while trying college for the first time or coming back to finish their degree.

Wherever You Are

You don’t have to live near Augusta to pursue a UMA degree. With a second campus in Bangor, centers across Maine, and nine programs offered entirely online, UMA is the premier university in the state for online and distance learning.

US News & World Reports ranks UMA as one of the top universities in the nation for online offerings.

Whatever Your Finances

UMA’s value can’t be beat when you combine our high quality programs with the lowest tuition in Maine to attain your Bachelor’s degree.

Plus more than 85% of our students receive financial aid -- and that includes both full-time and part-time students. For many of our students, financial aid covers their entire tuition costs.

Description: How do you make a career choice when you really don’t know what you want to do? This one session workshop covers what to consider when making a career choice, the steps involved in creating a career plan, and the resources available to help you succeed. Registration/More Info

Description: Are you currently considering graduate school as your next career step? Attend this workshop and learn how to evaluate whether graduate school is the correct next step, how to find and identify graduate programs, and the graduate school admissions process.

Workshops and events are free to students and community members, unless otherwise noted.

Description: Did you know that 86% of employers are using LinkedIn as a recruitment tool? LinkedIn is a professional networking site that can help you research jobs, meet recruiters, and find professional contacts. Join us to learn how to create an effective profile, find out information about employers, and how to take advantage of your network to enhance your job search.

Workshops and events are free to students and community members, unless otherwise noted.

Description: This one-session workshop will help you decide if self-employment is the right choice for you. The class covers the pros and cons of owning your own business, the steps needed for start-up, the major elements of a business plan, and the many resources available to help you succeed.

Nothing says “summer in Maine” like Fireflies in the Forest! Learn to “Paint This” with step-by-step Instruction! No skill/experience necessary! Painting created and session led by Doreen Morgan, UMA Art Student. All supplies provided! Brought to you by SGA & Student Life

Description: UMA CareerLink is UMA’s online hub for career information, including internship and job listings, in the U.S. as well as around the world, exclusively for UMA students and alumni. Learn how to take advantage of resources available such as the resume and cover letter builder, career finder, and more.

**This workshop is only available for current UMA students and alumni.

Description: The Student Government Association (SGA) is the recognized student representative body for the University of Maine at Augusta. As the custodian of the student activity fee, the SGA enhances the student experience by supporting various functions throughout the year. The SGA works for the betterment of all students by being involved in academics, activities, and service.

As a student, you can attend these meetings and let your voice be heard.

Description: The GA represents the interests of all students of UMA. As the primary source of communication and policy formulation for all students, the GA, upon request, may represent a local campus. The GA cultivates leadership development by organizing and promoting leadership conferences. All SGAs shall honor the authority of the GA as declared by this Constitution, the policies of UMA and the University of Maine System (UMS) Board of Trustees.

Description: The GA represents the interests of all students of UMA. As the primary source of communication and policy formulation for all students, the GA, upon request, may represent a local campus. The GA cultivates leadership development by organizing and promoting leadership conferences. All SGAs shall honor the authority of the GA as declared by this Constitution, the policies of UMA and the University of Maine System (UMS) Board of Trustees.